"' The W . G . Cook house "'( built in 1916 ) served as the residence of the store owners until the Morgan purchase.
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In 1924, the Libertyville Township Library Board was organized to operate Cook Memorial Library, and library service continued to be offered to the community from the Cook House.
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The "'tunoa "'( cook house ) is a flimsy structure, small in size, and not really to be considered as a house.
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A group of buildings, including a homestead, office, cottage, cook house, butcher's shop and large shearing shed were all built from the local stone.
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Its cultural features included matrilineal lineage and clans, with a feudal structure of " nobles " controlling land worked by " commoners " and settlements consisting of small groups of close relatives sharing a single cook house.
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Also on site are the " cook house " where communal meals were created and served, the " drive shed'complete with period carriages, and another of David Willson's architectural curiosities the round outhouse.
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For the third building, an office, a store, a boy and coolie room, a cook House and a latrine are the components of the ground floor, while there was overseers'quarters on the first floor.
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There is a cook house that greets each day with a chimney filled with smoke, faraway camps, treacherous ridges and soft, snow-glazed meadows, all framed by mountain vistas that leave Baucus humble every time he steals a glance.
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In modern times, the cook house, called the " umukuka ", is at the rear of the family compound, where all the cooking is carried out in an earth oven, " umu ", and pots over the fire.
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Three sets of kennels existed, the racing kennels and small paddock were found behind the first bend, the isolation kennels well behind the second bend and finally the 120 resident kennels, cook house, stores and four acre training paddocks stretched along the south of the stadium behind the South Covered Stand.
